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I grew up on a small family farm east of Fredericksburg. After high school, I attended Texas Tech University in Lubbock where I was an animal science major.

When I returned to Fredericksburg I continued my farming and ranching activities, eventually finding my way into commercial construction.

My interest in real estate began in those years after college as some opportunities came along to do some real estate developing, both residential and commercial. In 1997, I was offered the opportunity to acquire my real estate license.
I turned down that initial offer, but with a little persuasion, decided I would get the license and work in real estate on a "part-time basis".  It only took about three weeks to figure out this is a full time career  involving a lot of work - the "full time" kind of work - if I was to be successful in this field.  In 1999 I had to opportunity to purchase an existing real estate office, acquired my brokers license and added the RE/MAX brand. 

While being a Broker is a full time and then some job, I do find some time to get in a couple of rounds of golf and have two horses which are a real joy to ride.  Good food and attempting to find my next new favorite wine is another event I like to squeeze in when there is spare time.  

I love my work and find great satisfaction in getting to know my clients and helping them find the right home or recreational property.


 

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Dennis Kusenberger
RE/MAX Town and Country

116 E. Austin
Fredericksburg, TX. 78624
Phone: 830-990-8708
877-996-0099
Fax: 830-990-8906
Mobile:: 830-456-6327
Email: dennisk@kusey.com


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